Morning Tribune, 7 March 1938

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    14 1 THE MORNING TRIBUNE VOL. 3.— No. 30. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, March 7, 1938, FIVE CENTS.
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    AUSTRIAN CONCESSIONS TO NAZIS
    162 1 "HEIL HITLER" CHEERS FOR SEYSSINQUART ALL DISABILITIES WILL BE REMOVED" LINZI, MAR. 6. H ARTHUR SEYSSINQUART, <AUSV TRIAN MINISTER OF THE INTERIOR' ADDRESSING A NAZI GATHERING. PROMISED THAT ALL DISABILITIES FROM WHICH THE movement suffered or was suffering will moved and declared and that all illegal
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    France Wants
    61 1  -  Sin Chew Jit Poh YELLOW RIVER FLOODS THREATENED Hankow. Mar. 6. SERIOUS floods are threatened as a result of breaks in many parts of the river Huangho. Melting ice on the upper regions is presenting the lower valley with the flood menace which is becoming serious as there
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    "BATTLESHIP SUPREME"
    172 1 Report Of U. S. Naval Committee Washington, Mar. 6. THE battleship is the supreme weapon of national defence and is superior to aeroplanes or any other instrument of war, according to a majority report of the Naval Affairs Committee in the House of Representatives which has been investigating
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    Insurgent Cruiser Torpedoed In Battle In Spanish Waters
    331 1 British Warships To Rescue: Sailor Killed Barcelona, Mar. 6. THE Canarias," one of the two insur--1 jient cruisers, the other being the Baleares.'' is Tame, after having been cioed by the Government cruiser panto", and is reported to be on the point
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    CRASH MARS PENANG AIR PAGEANT
    120 1 DI NANG'S Air Day yesterday nearly witnessed a tragedy when Fit. Uan Grace, in a Straits Settlenents Volunteer Air Force machine. white giving a display of aerobatics. crashed, fortunately without serious equences. He sustained a disd arm and a few bruises. The nine was badly
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    15,000-Millions Defence Loans
    168 1 APPEAL BY CHAUTEMPS "National Safety Before Party Politics" Paris, Mar 6. WITHIN a few days the Government will launch a mighty effort to procure, mostly by loans 15,000.000,000 Francs needed for defence this year. After the passing of the National Defence investment Fund Bill by the Chamber
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    Threat To Sino-Russian Communications: Big Battle Imminent
    165 1 Threat To Sino-Russian Communications: Big Battle Imminent Hankow. Mar. 6. FOLLOWING reports of Japanese concentrations at Paotou, central Suiyuan, preparatory to a large-scale drive on Ninghsia and Kansu through which pass the Chinese overland communications with Russia, the Chinese troops stationed at Western Suiyuan have been ordered to advance on
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    PACIFIC ISLANDS SOVEREIGNTY
    103 1 ANGLO-US DISPUTE Washington. Mar 6. DRESIDENT Roosevelt in an executive order formally asserts that the United States claim the Pacific islands of Canton and Enderbury In the Phoenix group, which are regarded as ideal as commercial aviation bases. It is alleged they were discovered by American whalers.
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    Malaya's Domestic Tin Quota Raised
    42 1 MALAYA'S domestie tin quota is to be raised for the quarter Aprill June up to 12 per cent. a Government concession in consequence of the reeent labour troubles experienced by F.iVI.S. mine owners. Details on page 2.
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      42 1 ON OTHER fAGES im Quota Up l.oial Weddings 3 Kobberies Reported \ppeal To Chinese 19 Malay Fair 19 i Racing Guide 7, 8. 18 &19 S.CMJC. Cricket 22 t Kate Handicaps 23 i I S.C.C. Cricket 23 j \ir Pageant 24 I
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    DOMESTIC TIN QUOTA SURPRISE
    307 2 SEQUEL TO F. M. S. LABOUR TROUBLES GOVERNMENT CONCESSION EXTRA 12 P. C. FOR NEXT QUARTER: 2 900 TONS t IS a sequel to the recent meetings of mine owners consequent upon the acute A labour .situation In the mining industry In the F.M.S.. the Government
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    MR. & MRS. F. J. SMITH
    197 2 MR. MRS. F. J. SMITH Ist Wedding Anniversary Celebrated Singapore. Saturday. THE Airport Hotel was the venue of a verv enjoyable function on Thursday evening when Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Smith entertained a large number ot their friends to dinner, the occasion being their first wedding anniversary. Mr. Smith
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    Fleet Air Arm Pilots
    51 2 London, Mar. 6. The Admiralty announce that in connection with the fleet air arm that the opportunity to qualify as air pilot, which had long been open to non-com-missioned officers ot the Royal Air Force is now to be given to the lower deck British Official
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    24 2 A Eurasian was found lying unconscious at the junction of Haig Road and Grove Road yesterday. He smelt of liquor when taken to hospital.
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    69 2 A Chinese woman of Amoy Street is reported to have accidentally dipped a linger into a bowl of washing soda and put it on her tongue. Later, she was injured when she slipped suddenly while walking across the floor of the house. She received a severe contusion over the right
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    CALIFORNIA FLOODS
    67 2 I Planes Drop Food For Marooned Residents Los Angeles. Mar. 6. The estimated public losses in southern California by the floods is 10 millions. The damage to private property will probably never be known. Aeroplanes dropped food for marooned residents in the mountain resorts where, according to them,
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    LIABILITY OF DOC OWNER
    472 2 Master Responsible For Servant's Acts Singapore. Saturday. T HE question M to whether 1 1 dog own1 er was liable to a penalty for pel rritting his dog to go out of doors unmuzzled in a Prohibited area due to a frpse on the part of
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    Mr. R. B. Bennett Resigning
    40 2 Ottawa, Mar. 6. Mr. R. B. Bennett has asked the T "tional Conservative Conference to be *d of the leadership of the party i ill health. He is prepared to 1 the forthcoming Nation- Reuter
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    CLOSURE OF MINES AVERTED
    416 2 SELANGOR CHAIRM\ VIEWS (Fiotk Our Own Reporter/ Kuala Lumpur. Sunday INTERVIEWED re Government's scheme to help miners. Mr. Choo Kai Peng C. B. E.. President of the Sela Miners' Association, who a few days a'go brought the problem of mine labourers who were unemployed as a
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    Unemployment Returns
    64 2 London, Mar. 6. The unemployment return for February will be published on Monday. Expectation of some reversal of the tendency of returns for December and January has been aroused by the bint of the Labour Minister in the speech in which he said that though he could not
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    $1,246 LOSSES REPORTED
    111 3 $1 ,246 LOSSES REPORTED 3 CASES FOR POLICE liuiesc Robbed White Gambling TWO Chinese, a Hokien and a Teochow. while gambling in a house at River Road on Saturday, were robbed of by four Chinese men and women. olice arrested three of the alleged rubbers the same day. •♦■relay afternoon,
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    Yesterdays Chinese Weddings
    41 3 Mr. Lim Hock Kee and Miss Tan Suat Hwee, photographe. after their wedding at the Chinese Consulate yesterday. (Tribune). Mr. Cheong Peng Keat and Miss Yeo Kim Wan Neo, who were married yesterday at the Chinese Consulate. (Tribune).
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    $26,000 CLAIM Chief Justice Makes Order As To Costs
    138 3 $26,000 CLAIM Chief Justice Makes Order As To Costs Singapore, Saturday. THAT Mr. George Edgar should furnish trity for costs in the sum of $500 i Messrs R. Renton and Co.. Ltd., in p i hey will have to take to establish their claim of $26,000 against him lered by
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      95 3 Law Notice For To-day Before the Chief Justice In the Ist Court at 11 a.m. 2 Motions and Prohate No. 47 38— Re Laura Hilda Peialta deceased. For mention: S. 244 37 Liew Moy Yin vs. Edward Tan Tat Min. S 479 37 Chuen Sun Knitting Factory VS. Low Sie
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      415 3 HIE EASTERN UNITED ASSIRANCE OORTORATION, LIMITED. NOTICE is her by given that til Interim Dividend ol s'. in respect of the year ending 30th June 1938 will be paid to Shareholders standing In the Register on 23rd March 1938. AND NOTICE is also hereby given that the Transfer Books of
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      LONDON COMMODITIES
      109 4 London. Mar. 5. RUBBER Quietest Easier Spot *>£« 7' a 7 116 -11'. Ist Forward < April' Buyers Rpllprs '«j i" iiu 2nd Forward May* Buyers 7'« 7 116 I'll Seller* 7 Brd Forward (JulySept.) Buvers 7> 4 7 316 Sellers 75 16 7% —116 London. Mar. 5
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      FOREIGN EXCHANGE
      67 4 London. Mar. 5. Previous To-day Changt T.T. on Paris (closing middle rate) 153.84 153.96 +.12 T.T. on Amsterdam (closing middle rate) 8 963 896 nl6 16 |\T. on Shanghai (closing selling rate) 1 2 932 Unchanged T.T. on Hongl: < (closing selling rate) 1 3 116 Unchanged T.T.
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      BULLION MARKET
      17 4 GOLD London. Mar. 5. Previous To-day Cnange cii?^™* 1 ei £6-19-9U £6-19-9 2 d. SILVER
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      METAL MARKET
      22 4 JL\ standard London Mar 5 PreVIOUS TO-day Chanam Spot (afternoon closing price) £186 Closed t,nang« orward £185^ 2 Closed ~J
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      NEW YORK CABLE
      34 4 WJBBEK London. Mar. 5 opot Buyers 14 716 14 4 o «r7*p». SSgS it' 16 !ft,. 5 mi- Beuers W* 14 ii.6 38J T0n Steady Quiet 41 3 4 41% T
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      LONDON SHARE LIST
      128 4 London. Mar 4 Distillers Previous to-day Chan*# Dun lop Rubber 98 6 98-, 6 r Oeneral Electric 313 30 9 Imperial Chemical Industrie* 72 3 Imperial Tobacco 3 uov-, Anglo-Dutch OR ijV a 71 2d Canadian Pacific -3d totom 36 8 Rubber Plan Investment Trust 25 3
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    DURLACHER BROS.
    125 4 Famous An Dealers To Close London, Mar. 6. At the end of the month one of London's oldest art dealing firms—Durlacher Brothers of Bond Street— will cease business and the stock will be sold at the famous London auction rooms during the spring. The firm was founded in
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    HOLLIDAYS FOR MINERS
    98 4 HOLLIDA YS FOR MINERS Effect Of New Wages Agreement London. Mar. 6. A new wages agreement in Lancashire Coalfield provides for a week's holiday with pay as well as new basic rate This further extention to a large body of workers of holidays with pay prompts the Manchester Guardian to
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    22 4 London, Mar. 6. A total of £16.475,115 is budgetted for in the annual estimates of the London County Council— British Official Wireless.
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    Manila Gold Share Market
    56 4 Singapore. Saturday. Messrs. S. E. Levy and Co.. Singapore have reecived cabled news from Manila giving the following prices: Last Sale Prices Previous To-day Pesos Antamok 0.57 0.57 Atok 0.275 0.26 Coco Grove 0.58 0.56 Consolidated Mines 0.011 unquoted I.X.L 0.78 0.77 Masbate 0.21 0.215 San
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    Money Market
    65 4 London. Mar. 6. Discount brokers earlier in the week had bright hopes of obtaining a better supplv of treasury bills, especially as £4o millions were offered. These hopes were widely shattered by keen competition. applications totalling £97.8 millions, the largest for nearly three years. Consequently the markets quota
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    Tin Outputs
    22 4 Outputs for last month are advised as under: No. 2 Dredge 521.30 piculs No. 3 Dredge 493.70 piculs 1015.00 piculs
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    Palestine Trouble
    47 4 Haifa. Mar. 5. THE operations in the Yannum area continued till dawn. Reinforcement from the Royal Scots and the West Kents are assisting to comb the area in co-operation with the aircraft. Tin Arab casualties are unofficially stated as 40 killed and 15 wounded.— Reuter.
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    STOCKS & SHARES
    779 5 STOCKS SHARES Issued By Fraser Company Singapore. Mar. 5. 1 p.m. Asam'Kumbang 28- 30* t;'nal Malay 49-51 .tednom o 5 7o Bam Selangor 1-44 1.48 Burma Malay 22,-cd gSfSff" V. 038 043 Hitam lin Hong Fatt 1-06 1-09 Hong Kong Tin 22.- 23,Idns Hydraulic 5,6 6,6 Tpi a nang 30
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    LYALL & EVATT'S QUOTATIONS
    196 5 LYALL EVATT'S QUOTATIONS Singapore Saturday. Buyers Sellers Ampat 4- 4 6 Batu Selangor 1.45 1.50 Hongkong Tin 22 23 Hong Fatt 106 1.10 Jelebu 0.73 0.78 Kramat ..11- 12Kamunting Tin B\9 9 9 Killinghall 17-3 18 3 Katu Tin 23 6 24 6cd Kuchai 132 1.37cd Larut 10 9 116
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    51 5 (From Cur Own Correspondent) Bangkok. Saturday AT a meeting of the Assembly this afternoon, the Government announced that a dran bill for the preservation of wild life would be presented verv soon. The Assembly accepted the bill dealing with the nuisance caused by the excessive use of loudspeakers in public
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    DEBENTURES AND LOANS
    235 5 Maynard Co. Ltd. 30,000 Int. 30,000,000 Int. Apr. 30 Oct. 31 $95.00 $105.00 nom SINGAPORE MUNICIPALITY Mar. 31 Sept. 30 102 104 nom 1907 red. 1947 $1,600,000 I Int. Mar. 31 Sept. 30 108 HO nom. 1909 red. 1955 $1,000,000 Int. Mar. 31. Sept. 30 113 111
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    SELANGO R RACES: FORM GUIDE
    6404 7  -  Marcus Superbus 1 1 RST DAY OF K.L. MEETING Recent Placings Of The Candidates (By RECENT form of all horses entered for the opening day of the Selanßor Turf Club's Spring race meeting to be held in Kuala Lumpur on Saturday next, showing at a
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      58 7 The Sporting World Acclaimed Her As An Olympic Champion! Hie Entertainment World Thrilled to her Grand Performance in "ONE IN A MILLION"/.. NOW SON J A IltoMlto I co-starred vith TYRONE POWER excels herself in 20th Century Fox Films' "LOVELY TO LOOK AT" Musical Festival ■HH^^HlHhf _^_^_Wfa<^ f fl^L^ Siwi,
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    HANKOW'S AIR RAID PRECAUTIONS
    446 9 HANKOW'S AIR RAID PRECA UTIONS WELL ORGANISED SCHEMES Safeguarding 2,000,000 Lives nrnn the J a P anesc air raids in W Hankow, China's temporary lß itll increasing in frequency, in dutv of 10,848 men in this Cental China metropolis becomes one o he greatest magnitude. ThPV belong to the Hankow
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    The Kissing Age
    100 9 Prague. A series of searching questions has submitted to its readers by a Roman's journal here. How old were you when you were fc kissed by a man?" one of the quesreads. Another asks:— When did you have your first rendez- ls with a man?" Thousands of
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    CARS MAY SOON RUN ON WATER
    197 9 CARS MA Y SOON R UN ON WATER (By Air Mail) (From Our Own Correspondent) London, Feb. 18. £ARS in this country may soon be run on water instead of petrol, if experiments now being made by British chemists are successful. Already Germany and Italy have cars and buses that
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    NEW MUSEUM OPENED
    141 9 'The Past Of Man In The Holy land" Jerusalem. A MUSEUM collection which has taken three years to classify and arrange is now open to the public here. It has been financed by a £400.000 fund given by Mr. John D. Rockefeller (Jnr.) with the object of
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    MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Monday, Mar. 7, 1938. THE GAMBLING LAW
    321 10 MORNING TRIBUNE Singapore: Monday, Mar. 7, 1938. THE GAMBLING LAW DISMISSING the appeal of a Chinese against the fine of $2,000 inflicted on him for a gambling offence, Mr. Justice Gordon Smith, at Penang the other day, said: "One must appreciate that the law with regard to gambling in the
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    Under The Punkah
    1134 10  -  Autolycus NOTES COMMENTS OF THE DAY by ADBLIOHTFUL state of affairs is that revealed by the Straits Settlement 1 Association In their minutes the other day in regard to the question of air raid precaution; In Singapore. Arrangement, had been made for the secretary of the committee
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    94 10 A young married couple, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Payton, and Jack Barton, 41 -year-old skipper— all of Whitstable were rescued by Walton-on-Naze lifeboat from a sailing barge which was drifting helplessly in the gale off the Kssex coast. Mr. Payton is 21 and his wife. 19. Photo shows Mr. and
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    PERSONALITIES
    61 10 Mr. R. p. Davidson, Agricultural officer, Uganda, is being transferred to Malaya in the same capacity. Mr. R. j. F. Curtis has been appionted chairman of the Mohammedan Advisory Board, Penang. Mr. Koh Cheng Yam who had working in London since obtaining A.R.1.8.A. four years ago. returned Singapore by
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    HOSPITAL FOR "CURING" CRIMINALS
    348 11 BIG INSTITUTE OPENED Social I D syc ho logical Treatment A GREAT centre for "curinr" criminals and those with criminal tendencies was opened in London on Feb. 9. It is the Institute for Scientific treatment of Delinquency, which officially began its career in its new home,
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    BUTTER SMUGGLERS
    218 11 Former Rum-Runners Busy Buffalo. rORMER "rum-runners" are smuggling 1 butter into the United States now. Having lost their liquor trade with peal of prohibition, they are now reduced to smuggling butter across the Great Lakes from Canada. "Smugglers who used to reap hundreds of dollars in 'boom' times
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    47 11 The spring session of the Church Assembly was held at the Central Hall. Westminster. London, under the presidency ot the Archbishop of York. Photo shows the Bishop of London (Dr. Winnington Ingram) with his knees wrapped in a shawl as he listened to the proceedings. (Planet News).
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    NEW LEVEL REACHED
    192 11 Record Gold Year For The Rand Johannesburg. THE Transvaal Gold production in 1937 established a new record. The declaration of the December production at 994,693 ounces brought the years figure to 11,740,891 ounces, which eclipses the previous record (in 1932) of 11.553.564 ounces by no less than
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    New York State May Abolish "Third Degrees": Commission Of Inquiry Set Up
    269 11 Albany. New York. AMOVE to abolish the use of the "third degree" in the police examination of suspected criminals is under way in New York State A legislative commission has been appointed to investigate the administration of justice
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    A ROYAL FAMILY STUDY
    332 12 This picture, an intimate family study, is the first of Princess Juliana of the Netherlands with her baby, Prinees- Beatrix Wilhelmina Armgard. The picture was made at the Soestdijk Palace, near Utrecht, where the baby was born. (Planet News). Sti (ted from bun clretls ol appht
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    Curtain Camouflage
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    News From The Studios
    504 15 News From The Studios SCORES of autograph hunter.; swept down on the stage door of the Lyric Theatre. Hammersmith, the other day and r. ade a Rood haul. The attraction was Arthur Tracy, who was playing special scenes there for his new film, "Follow Your Star", which Sinclair Hill and
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    WOMAN STABBED
    71 17 Mleoed Murder At Malacca ■From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca, Mar. 5. GRUESOME crime was committed A this afternoon, when a Cantonese married woman was hacked all over the body with a vegetable knife outside her house in a Malay Kampong off Wolfe rstan Road. The woman was still
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    SERVANT'S LAPSE
    87 17 Theft Of 33-1/2 Gallons Of Beer Alleged Singapore, Saturday. TAN Teck Seng was charged before Mr. F V. Duckworth, second police magistrate, yesterday, with theft, as a servant of 33 V 2 gallons of beer valued at $53.60. The offence is alleged to have occurred on March 4.
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    "DONT'S" FOR NAZIS
    136 17 Restrictions Imposed In Vienna Vienna, Mar. 5. TtfAZIS have been forbidden to sing the Horst Wessel song and to wear the party badge according to new rules issued to the Vienna police and other authorities. They will not be allowed to greet authorities on official occasions in
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    POLICE HOLD TWO JAPANESE
    119 17 Charged Under Defence Act In Capetown Capetown. Mar. 5. TWO Japanese were charged in the Police Court to-day under the 10- fence act with trespassing on forbid len (territory and remanded until MondP.y. The accused, who were unable to speak English, came ashore from 'he steamer
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    PEACE PLEA
    88 17 New High Commissioner In Palestine Jerusalem, Mar. 4. MR. M..cMichaol, the new High Commissioner in a broadcast from Government House, invoked the p.s^istance of the people of Palesfne in his difficult task. He said his first duty was to maintaii His Majesty's authority and the firm establishment of
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      190 17 b ~~~*~-_w~__- IM r^y POSTAL INTELLIGENCE] TO-DAY FOR PER DATE AND TIME Lnang "Internal Air Service" 7 6 a.m. Uen Aircraft "Coolangatta" 7 6.30 a.m. [frica East Aircraft "Coolangatta" 7 6.30 a.m. ktr ica. South Aircraft "Coolangatta" 7 6.30 a.m. jurma Aircraft "Coolangatta" 7 6.30 a.m. Canada Whole Aircraft "Coolangatta"
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      207 17 SHIPS IN DOCK SHIPS ALONGSIDE THE WHARVES OR EXPECTED TO ARRIVE Entrance Exit Ship Godown Gate Gate Rajula 22 1 1 Bolivar 20 1 1 Hai Hing 20 1 1 Kayeson 18 2 3 June 16 I 3 Op ten Noort 9 2 3 Benavon 7 2 3 Penrith Castle
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    QUARTERS FOR ALL GOVERNMENT TEACHERS?
    508 19 QUARTERS FOR ALL GOVERNMENT TEACHERS? Matter Said To Be Receiving Attention Singapore, Saturday. DRESIDING at the annual general meeting of the members of the Singapore Teachers' Association held this evening at the Singapore Chinese Girls' School, Mr. D. W. McLeod said that the Association was represented at the MacGregor Committee,
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    APPEAL TO MALAYAN CHINESE
    597 19 TRADITIONS OF COMMUNITY Stirring Speech At CA. Dinner Singapore, Saturday. LpEAKING at the annual re-union <5 dinner of the Chinese Association held in the club's premises to-night, Or Lim Boon Keng appealed to all young Straits-born Chinese to get together and form one solid body. I
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    ALLEGED THEFT
    82 19 Malay Faces Serious Charges Singapore, Saturday. ABDULLAH bin Osman appeared before Mr F. V. Duckworth, second police magistrate, yesterday, charged with theft of $350 cash and jewellery val'ied at $299. It was stated that the accused I ibseonded with the daughter of the •-oniblainant. The jewellery was subsequently
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    FIVE APPEALS AT MALACCA
    279 19 Two Cases Sent For Retrial (From Our Own Correspondent) Malacca. Mar. 4. ALL the five criminal appeals on the calendar of the Suprt e Court were disposed of to-day by Mr. Justice W. K. Home. Mr. Paul Storr appeared for the Crown respondent. The judge ordered
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    FIRST MALAY FAIR HELD IN SINGAPORE
    528 19 FIRST MALAY FAIR HELD IN SINGAPORE Encouraging Enterprise Among The Community Singapore, Saturday. fpHE Malay Settlement, off Jalan Eunos, bustled with activity this afternoon, when Mrs. Ebden opened the Malay Fair there the first of its kind to be held on the island. In asking Mrs. Ebden to declare the
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    PAID HOLIDAY
    69 20 Important Concession For Miners London, Mar 4. A CONFERENCE of Lancashire and A Yorkshire mineowners at Manchester agreed to give their employees a week's holiday with pay. at an estimated cost to the industry of a quarter ol a million. 60.000 miners will be aifected The week's holiday
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    PALESTINE CLASH
    69 20 Aircraft Assists Against Anne J Arabs Jerusalem. Mar. 4 A British Officer was slightly wounded and a British soldier killed when troops encountered an armed Arab gang at th* village of Yamnun, west Jenin. The troops wirelessed for an aircraft which with the assistance of the infantry scattered
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    FRASER & COMPANY.
    267 20 FRASER COMPANY. List Of Current Dividends Company Dividend TIN Books B' Close Austral Malay 9d. Mar. 4 Burma-Malay 6d. div. Mar. 24 Katu Tin 6d. div. Mar. 10 6d. Bonus Kramat Pulai 20'-' Int. less tax Mar. 2 Kuchai 5% Int. Mar. 14 Ungui 2\'2 r c Int. Mar. 18
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      359 20 PROGRAMME OF B. M. B. C Singapore Station On 225 Metres I 600 p.m.: -Malay Music 'Gramophone Records) "Kenangan Chinta Miss Jan and Mr. Kasban. Boenga Pandan", Miss Fatimah Kashdi. Doenia Bebagi Sorga", Miss Jam. "Oh Jm Ku" Miss Eradopin "Mimpian Waktoe Tua" Mr A. K. Tai. "Kronchong Casino" Mr.
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      149 20 7.30 p.m.:— Time, Weather, News and Announcements. 7.45 p.m.:— "Songs You All Know (Gramophone Records). 8 20 p.m.: —"Empire ExchangePoints of view by travellers from th* Dominions and Colonies. Relayed from London. 8.35 p.m.:— Dance Music— Waltzes (Gramophone Records) "Waltz Dream" (Strauss). Played by Eugene's Viennese Orchestra. "Artists Life"— Walt?
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    JAPANESE TAXPAYERS' BURDEN
    330 21 HIED THROUGH NOSE I nnouncemetil By Treasury MR Japanese Taxpayer will next year oav more for his sake and beer-u. the reigning favourites in the field of alcoholic beverages He will also, the Treasury announced. nay higher taxes on his income, gasoline sugar, tea and coffee. If
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    AT THE PAVILION
    181 21 Richard Tauber In "Land Without Music" OICHARD TAUBER makes a welcome 11 re-appearance in "Land Without Music, which holds the screen at the Pav "ion during the next few days. He ma the chief part in a musical comeVof a mythical duchy in Europe, which is condemned
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    57 21 Shanghai, Mar. 5. is exerting every effort to i rouse a world boycott of the Olympics, scheduled to be held '•Pan, Dr. C. T. Wang, former •dent of the National Federa- >aid that it was noteworthy several local officers of the ationui Federation, apparently nu }K Japanese reprisals, were nv
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    FRENCH TRANSPORT DUE TO-DAY
    169 21 No Salutes Will Be Fired Singapore, Saturday. THE French transport "Golo" is due to arrive in Singapore on Monday and will anchor in Singapore Roads. She la expected to remain at Bii pore until Mar. 12 and the British Naval officer of the Guard from H.
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    69 21 HOW A LORRY ended up after it had overturned yesterday afternoon at Geylang Road near Airport gate. (Tribune). THE FIRST MALAY FAIR to be held in Singapore was opened last Saturday in Malay Settlement, off Jalan Eunos. Designed to encourage enterprise among the Malay popu' tion. the fair will be
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    FOREIGN ARMS FOR CHINA
    324 21 Japanese Figures From Hongkong AGAIN giving figures of arms importation via Hongkong, which are not available except to shippers and consignees, the Asahi's Hongkong correspondent reported that between Feb. 1 and 15, foreign war supplies were /anded at Hongkong from 23 ships. These included 12 British
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    LAND SETTLEMENT
    252 21 Lord Elgin Reviews Work During Past Year London, Mar. 6. Lord Elgin, chairman of the Carnegie United Kingdom Trust, referred yesterday, at the annual meeting, to the success of the land settlement of the unemployed He said that in the Trust budget for 1936 to 1940. allocation of
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    BRENTFORD'S CUP HOPES ENDED
    1387 22 HOLDERS ALSO Huddcrsfidd Held By York CATI RDAYS sixth round F.A. Cup matches provided more than one surprise. Playing at home, Brentford who were fancied to win the Cup were eliminated by Preston North End and Manchester City, the holders, were put out of the competition
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    A CRICKET TIE AT THE S. C. R. C.
    284 22 A CRICKET TIE AT THE S. C. R. C. I Captains XL And Vice-Captain's XI I Both Total 101 Runs THE trial cricket match between the I SC R C Captain's XI and Vice Cantams XI. played at Hong Lim Green yes&?daj. resulted in a tie. both sides scorin 0
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    TASMANIA TROUNCED
    52 22 Australian Cricket Tourists In Form Hobart, Mar. 5. THE Australian tourists beat Tasmania by 485 runs to-day. The scores were AUSTRALIA: 520. (Badcock 159 and Bradman 144) and 240 for 3 wkts. (Brown iOB and Fingleton 109). TASMANIA: 194 (O'Reiliv 5 for 34) and 81. (O'Reilly 6 for
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    21 22 Jan Jee c. Boon Ann b. Keng Siew 0 Cheok Wah Run out 6 Patrick Yee c. Boon Ann b. Cecil
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    Inter-Services Football: Win For Navy
    64 22 Inter-Services Football: Win For Navy London, Mar. 6. THE Navy won the Inter- Services rugby football tournament by beating the Army on Saturday by two goals (10 points) to three tries (9 points I The Navy owed much to the magnificent kicking of Crawford. It was a splendid conversion by
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    Italian Mission To Japan
    71 22 Members of an Italian mission to Japan passed through Singapore by the Conte Biancamano yesterday. Among the party are H. E. Cavalier Marchese Paolucci di Calboli Barone, the Marchese Paolucci di Calboli Barone. the Marchese di Sant Elia, Count Orlando di Collalto. Count di Modrone Dr.
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    RUGBY FOOTBALL
    130 22 Saturday's Principal Home Matches j London. Mar 6 RESULTS of the principal rugby football matches played are as follows^ Royal Navy 10. The Army a. Twickenham, 3 p.m. Bath 8. Bristol 0. Bedford 8. Royal Air Force 13. Coventry 21, O.M.T. 8. Leicester 6, Harlequins 11. Llanelly 11.
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    SOUND BATTING IN S.C.C. CRICKET
    321 23 DRA WN MA TCH ONPADANG Two Scores In The Fifties Singapore, Sunday. EXCELLENT performances with the t bat and ball were given by S.C.C. c ricketers to-day in a practice match i„ which McNeill's drew with Todd's XL Batting first, McNeill's team declared their innings
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    45 23 'From Our Own Reporter.) Penang, Sunday. In the main event, over ten rounds of Uje boxing promotion at the Fun and Frolic to-night, Nai Sawai 8.8 outpointed Cheah Boon Cheng 8.9V 2 The event was held before the seminal owing to threatening weather.
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    21 23 .No one was injured in a collision betee n a motor cycle and a car at Robin--1 Road on Saturday night,
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    39 23 During the course of an altercation in house at Dunlop Street yesterday, an luian took a knife and aimed a blow at compatriot, who, in trying to ward off 1 attack, received an incised wound wer the right thumb.
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    WESTERN CULTURE IN INDIA
    373 23 Lecture At Local Function THE celebrations in connection with the 103rd birthday anniversary of Bhagavan Sri Ramakrishna were continued yesterday at the Ramakrishna Mission premises, 9, Norris Road. After puja, there was devotional community singing by the Vivekananda School children and by the Vivekananda Sanmarga Sangham
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    SHANGHAI LEG-PULL
    172 23 British Soldier Wants To Join Japanese Army IWANT to join the Japanese Army!" This request, the Shanghai Mainichi reported in a featured story, was received by Japanese gendarmes from a British soldier, 'ound by a patrol of bluejackets on Yangtszepoo Road. Deeming the man's actions suspicious, the patrol
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    ALLEGED ASSAULT & ROBBERY
    160 23 ALLEGED ASSAULT ROBBERY Man Roughly Handled And Deprived Of Cash Singapore, Saturday. IBRAHIM Mohamed, a Bengali Islam, was alleged to have been seriously assaulted after being taken out for a taxi ride on Thursday night by four people. After drinks, the taxi was driven to a coconut plantation at Siglap.
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    32 23 Two Chinese, who fell off a stack of gunny bags, from a height of about 15 feet, at Robertson Quay on Saturday afternoon, received lacerations but were conscious when taken to hospital
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    48 23 A ricksha puller, who is alleged to have been injured in a triple collision between his ricksha, a motor car and a lorry at Havelock Road, opposite the Chinese Protectorate, yesterday, received a superficial lacerated wound over a finger and abrasions over the elbow knuckles and the legs
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    WEIGHTS FOR K.L RACES
    505 23 Spring Meeting Opens On Saturday WEIGHTS for Saturday next, March 12, the opening day of the Selangor Turf Club's Spring race meeting in Kuala Lumpur are as follows HORSES. Class 1. Div. 1, 6 furs. Jack Druce 9.4 Restriction 9.0 Ormolu S.ll Meadowman 8.4 Gay Sang
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    ACCIDENT MARS FLYING PAGEANT
    759 24 57 MACHINES IN THRILLING AIR DISPLAY DOG FIGHT BOMBING OF FOR T CIVILIAN SERVICE AIRCRAFT GATHER AT PENANG ,From Our Own Reporter, I of P'«»f:^ a \T' n w 'nearTy tragedy, when Flight Lieutenant Alan thrllls-so mu <=h lh at 'here w^neariy g^^ swm gjvjng a
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    CHINESE SUCCESSES
    130 24 Armed Farmers Surprise Japanese Troops Hankow, Mar. 5. An official dispatch from Hankow this morning reads as follows* According to a reliable report from the Honan front, the Chinese have scored many victories during recent battles in North Honan, and strategic points along the Taokow-Tsinghua Railway have all
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    33 24 Barcelona, Mar. 5. Forty-six were killed and 64 wounded in five raids since yesterday evening Bombs were rained on the busine^ quarter, and the inhabitants spent the night and morning in terror Reuter
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    "SPIRIT OF THE NEW CHINA CANNOT BE BROKEN"
    501 24 Though Japan May Conquer Cities And Provinces Mr G W SHEPHERD, a friend and Mmnmtm adviser of General Chiang in London to discuss the Japanese action in China with the International SonLry Board and missionary societl6 M*r Sheoherd was born in New
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    ITALY'S NAVAL ESTIMATES
    150 24 Rome, Mar. 4. NAVAL estimates for Italy for 1938/39 total 2.013 million lire. an increase of 155 million compared with the figure of the current year. An accompanying report states that ships in course of construction at Jan. 1 were two 35.000 ton battleship*. 12 destroyers, 16
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    War Turns In Favour Of Chinese
    131 24 Shanghai, Mar. 5. WITH Hofei as the base of operations^ the Chinese under the command of General U Plh" Shen are launching a vigorous attack on Tingyuen. where the enemy are constantly being harassed by the regulars as well as the guerilla units. General
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